Protest route dispute narrows for Washington march
Justice Department and war protest leaders near agreement on a November 15 mass march route. Officials insist demonstrations remain off the White House grounds while a Constitution Avenue path is favored. talks continue on other routes.
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Washington
Justice Department
White House
Executive Mansion
Constitution Avenue
Vietnam
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Department
Constitution
17Th Street
Washington Monument
Police
Secret Service
Army
Jewel award brightens Miami University navy night
Chicago based Willard Dolnick says the father of Trudy Dolnick speaks after his daughter, 18, wins the prettiest navel jewel in a university contest to promote interest in Miami Navy football. The ceremony was held Friday night as part of events surrounding the game.
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Chicago
Miami
Fla.) University
Willard Dolnick
Trudy
Miami Navy
Window Shopper Pheasant Caught After Morning Chase
Early risers watched a ring-necked pheasant wander through town in a lighthearted window shopping spree. A hunter, aware the season had opened, pursued the bird from East Washington Street to Center Street and finally captured it near Main Street after a chase past F.W. Woolworth and Katherine's Dress Shop.
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Anthony Litz
the Journal
Washington Street
Center Street
F.W. Woolworth Co
Litz
Hunter
Katherine
Main Street
Corry Industrialist Indicted on Income Tax Evasion
Corry industrialist Al Xander, 47, owner of the Al Xander Company and president of the Corry Rubber Company, was indicted yesterday by a Federal Court grand jury in Pittsburgh on willful income tax evasion. He allegedly understate taxes by 18405 over four years with owed sums totaling 9915 for 1963 5523 for 1964 14534 for 1965 and 4246 for 1966. The IRS says actual payments were 2606 1952 8266 and 2988. The indictment warns of prison terms and fines up to 10000 on each charge.
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IRS
Pittsburgh
Injunction Ends Mass Picketing At J&L Steel Plants
In Pittsburgh and Aliquippa, Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. won injunctions restricting UTU railroad picketing. The orders aimed at 730 rail workers after clashes wounded one and led to an arrest. Plants stayed running as crews worked through night shifts and some workers breached lines.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa
United Transportation Union
UTU
J&l
T&ex
Abrams Says South Viet Forces Ready for Defense Takeover
Gen. Creighton Abrams declares South Vietnamese armed forces prepared to defend the country as U.S. pullout timetable remains unspecified amid intensified border fighting. The clash along the Cambodian border yields American and civilian casualties, heavy bombardments, and renewed attacks on Saigon and Mekong Delta bases.
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Saigon
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Abrams
Abram
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Mekong
U Minh Forest
Open House Education Week Highlights and Schedule
Schools join nationwide observance with open house events at elementary schools Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and at the high school Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Visitors tour classrooms, hear department aims, and meet guidance counselors. Administrators and Future Teachers of America guides coordinate the schedule.
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The
American Legion
National Fee of Parents and Teachers
U. Office of Education
Ray Elsen
Jointure
Elsen
Elses
Russell Brant
Francis Bogert
Teachers of America
GOP Calls For Nixon Support At Western Meeting
Western Republican leaders backed President Nixon on Vietnam and urged telegrams of support during next week's protests. Resolutions praising Nixon were adopted unanimously after two days of speeches by national and state officials. The conference also urged Senate confirmation of Judge Clement F. Haynsworth to the Supreme Court.
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Honolulu
Nixon
Vietnam
Conference Executive Committee
U.S. Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth
U.S. Supreme Court
Pair Arrested For Threat On Nixon's Life
Miami officers arrested George W. Baker and John Anthony Baker on charges tied to threats against President Nixon amid tensions over the Vietnam War. Both men, not related, were held on 200000 dollars bond after the incident days before Nixon’s Florida visit.
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Nixon
Asst
U.S
Mike Osman
George W. Baker
Osman
John Anthony Baker
Breezewood
Key Biscayne
Vietnam
Florida
Secret Service
Baker
Washington, D.C
Jack Warner
John Baker
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
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